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We recorded this week's news quiz before the news that quasi-quarting had been D-chancellor

of the extracurred and that Jeremy Hunt would become our fourth different chancellor in

less than five months. As many as they were in almost 22 years, up to the 2015 election,

won by the Conservatives on a promise of strong and stable government. So yes, satire might

now be pointless, but still on with the show.

We present the news quiz with your host Andy Zoltzman.

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Ah, my man is open.

Our teams this week we have team they've done what? Against team they've done squat.

On team what? We have Lucy Porter and Ann Ann Menon.

On team squat, it's Simon Evans and Jessica Fostercue.

And Lucy and Ann and you can take our first question, who this week was reported to be

openly revolting?

Is it the men who put their hands down their trousers? They walk along and sniff their fingers?

That is a phenomenon I have yet to notice. Down-trailsering.

It's the male version of abscirting and yet somehow they're responsible for both.

Conspiracy.

It's your down-trailsering is some kind of economic term.

I think in all seriousness, it's the Conservative Party are yet again.

They've had a new Prime Minister for about a few weeks now and they're just checking for the receipt.

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